Civil Engineer's Three Kingdoms Infrastructure Mania

Chen Mo, a subcontracted construction worker with half a cell phone and a pack of tools, plunged into the famine-stricken late Eastern Han Dynasty. There is no system here, no prophet, only a "Construction Code" that is running out of power and the world is in chaos. While others travel through time to recruit troops and recite poems, Chen Mo just wants to work on projects: Resettlement of refugees? First draw a planning map, zoning for drainage and epidemic prevention functions, and temporary prefabricated houses must also meet safety standards. City defense? Stress calculations and structural optimization make ladders and racing cars doubt their lives in the face of mechanics. A melee between princes? It's just Party A's dads' never-ending demands for changes and budget grabs. He improved the stone mill and was regarded as a "master craftsman"; he repaired the broken bridge and was astonished as a "magic craftsman". Liu Bei admired his "laws", and Cao Cao coveted his "wonderful skills". Let's see how a modern construction worker uses a tape measure and a level to complete the most ambitious infrastructure project in history in the three countries where heroes come together: reshaping China.